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— — FRIDAY, JUNE 27 Appalachia: Hr, ritage AND Harmony "^^ 3:15 Appalachian Storytelhng Jack Tales: Orville Hicks, Frank Proffitt.Jr. Mali: From Timbuktu TO Washington HcirmoiiY Stage 11:00 Bkiegrass:The East Tennessee State Universirs- Student Bluegrass Band 11:45 Old-Tinie String Music: Lester and Linda McCunibers, Jake and Dara Krack, Kim Johnson 12:30 Contemporary Appalachian Music: The CelnbiUies 1:30 Appalachian Bluegrass: TheVW Boys 2:15 Old-Time String Band: The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph Bhzard) with the Green Grass Cloggers 3:15 Bluegrass: The East Tennessee State Universirs' Student Bluegrass Band 4:00 Contemporary Appalachian Music: The Celtibillies 4:45 Old-Tinie String Band: The New Southern Ramblers (with Ralph S^ 1:30 Bhzard) with the Green Grass Cloggers 5:30-6:00 EvtNiNG Concert Appalachian Bluegrass with theVW Boys 6:00-9:00 Evening Concert NEA Presents National Hcritiigc Si,ige Heritage Fellows from Appalachia 11:00 Appalachian Storytelling Jack Tales: Frank ProtTitt.Jr., Orville Hicks 11:45 Wliat Is It Like to Be Appalachian? 12:30 Gospel Music and Coal Mining Songs: Dorothy Myles Atrican-American Traditions: Nat Reese 2:15 North Carolina Blues: John Dee Holenian 4:00 Gospel Music and Coal Mining Songs 4:45 Ballads and Stories from the Mountains: Ginny Hawker ^^ 12:00 Sgf 5:00 and Tracy Schwarz 5:30 West Virginia String Band: Jake Krack and Lester and Lmda McCumbers Brislol Mural Stage 11:00 West Virginia Banjo: Dwight Diller African-American Traditions: Sparky and Rhonda Rucker 1 00 Ballads and Stories from Madison County: Sheila Kay Adams 2:00 West Virginia Banjo: Dwight DiUer 3:00 Cherokee Tales: Lloyd Arneach 4:00 North Carolina Blues: lohn Dee Holeman Narrative: Technology in Appalachia Appalacliian Kitchen— Sgf 1:30 S^ 4:30 "Fresh from the Garden" 11:00 Kentucky Mustard Greens: Bennie Massey 11:45 Kale. Cherokee Style: Mane Junaluska 12:30 Tomato Jam from Tennessee: Gerald Hawkins and Greg Golden Pinto Beans: Fred McClellan 2:15 Kentucky Cole Slaw: Bennie Massey 3:00 Cherokee Wild Greens: Mane Junaluska 3:45 Fresh Salsa: Gerald Hawkins and Greg Golden Canned Jams: Harvev Christie Bamako Stage 11:00 Neba Solo: Balafoii Music from Kenedougou 11:45 Tabital Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music Mali Festival Program Closed 1:00-3:00for Friday Prayer 3:00 Groupe Sogomkun: Wassoulou Masked Dancers 3:45 Baba Larab:Takamba Music and Dance of the Sonrai People 4:30 Dogon Masked Dance Group 5:00 So Fing: Somono Music with Puppets Tiiiihuktii Stage 11:00 Tartit: Tuareg Music and Sword Dance 11:45 Fashion Show Mali Festival Program Closed 1:00-3:00 for Friday Prayer 3:00 N'goussoun: Bambara Balafon Music from Beledougou 3:45 Tartit: Tuareg Music and Sword Dance 4:30 Doiiso N'goni: Hunters' Music 5:00 Tabital Pulaku: Fulani Pastoral Music Sof 5:30-9:00 ^^ 11:45 Sat 3:00 ^^ 3:45 Sof 5:00 Talking Tree Evening Concert History in Song: Appalachia, Mah &• Scotland 11:00 Yaya Coulibaly: Puppets and Marionettes Rehgion in Daily Life Mali Festival Program Closed 1:00-3:00 for Friday Prayer Musical Storytellers Malian Jewelry and Metahvork 4:30 Neba Solo: Balafon Workshop Planning a Wedding ^^ iiiduatcs Aiiieruaii Sign Language interpreted program
Scotland at <strong>Smithsonian</strong> Feis Stage the 3:45 Bothy Songs & Ballads from North-East Scotland 4:45 Panto!: Cinderella and Scotland's Traditional Holiday Theater 11:00 The Singmg Ketde: Scottish Children's Songs 12:00 Scottish Women's Songs about Scottish Men 1:00 Brian McNeill & Ed Miller: Scotland the Real 2.00 The Occasionals: Scottish Dance Workshop 3:00 Scottish Bagpipes Great & Small 3:30 Aiasdair Fraser: Strathspeys, Jigs & Reels 4:30 Fiddlers' Bid: Ceilidh Stage Music from Shetland 1 1 :00 Songs & Tunes from Gaehc Scotland »^1:00 ^^3:30 Sg^ 5:00 Narrative Stage 11:00 Songs from Fair Isle: Britain's Most Remote Commumty 11:30 North Sea OU: Life on an Off-Shore Rig 12:15 Scots:The MitherTongue Scottish Stories of the Supernatural 2:00 Scottish Tapestry & Dovecots Studio 2:45 Western Isle Storytellers: Island Life in the Outer Hebrides Scottish Crafts: Tartan & Harris Weaving 4:15 Scottish Heraldry: Court of the Lord Lyon King ofArms Gaelic & Gaehc Poetry 12:00 Aiasdair Fraser: Scottish Fiddle Music Scottisli Kitchen Malian Foodways will present a variety of Malian specialties. Photo © Shawn Davis Malian Foodways— Planning a Feast for a Wedding 1:00 Scottish Bagpipes Large & Small: Iain MacDonald & Harmsh Moore 1:30 Fiddlers' Bid: Music from Shetland 2:30 Tunes & Airs for Scottish Harp & Fiddle 3:00 Songs & Poetry of Robert Burns 4:00 Songs from Northern Scotland 4:30 Brian McNeill: Songs of Scots at Home & Abroad Panto Stage Demonstrations of Scottish cooking and baking wiU take place throughout the day. FAMILY ACTIVITY TENT 11:00 Stones of Good &: Bad Scottish Children 11:45 Appalachian Songs & Stories 12:30 Cherokee Stories 1:15 Scottish Toys & Games 2Kia Dr. McWhat?: Tartan Time Lord 2:45 Appalachian Songs 3:30 Malian Greetings & Names 4:15 Malian Puppets 11:00 Lahadja: Mariam Diarra 12:00 12:30 Almarga Maffe: Fatoumata Sissoko Bisscip: Aissa Toure Mali Festival Program Closed 1:00-3:00for Friday Prayer 3:00 Law: Koumbia Kante ^^11:00 12:00 Panto!: Cinderella and Scodand's Traditional Hohday Theater New Scottish Songwriters: Fiona Ritchie of NPR's "Thistle & Shamrock"" Interviews Glasgow's Adam McNaughtan 5:00 Malian Music MALIAN CINEMA ON THE MALL National Museum of Natural History Please see page I20 for detailed schedule of the Mali Film Festival. 3:30 IViiljila: Khadiatou Sow 4:00 Couscous Tombuclien: Maimouna Coulibaly Camara 1:00 2:00 Panto!: Cmderella & Scodand's Traditional Hohday Theater The Singing Ketde: Scottish Music for Children JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Millennium Stage 5:00 Dege au pain de singe: Kadia Souko 3:00 (& Parents) Stories of the Shedand Isles Please see pages 1 18-19 for detailed schedule.
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SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL SCOTL
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The annual Smithsonian Folklife Fes
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Table of Contents The Festival: Doi
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The Festival: Doing the Public Good
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— Appalachia Heritage and Harmony
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